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Accountancy

answered on 11-Jun-21 12:56

Can accounts such as - Subscriptions (income a/c, asset a/c & liability a/c) & other similar accounts be prepared in T format in working notes in exam? Or is it necessarily to be prepared in Statement format only? I have the same doubts for incomplete records too.

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Thanks for the clarification!

Sundara Gandhi

Sundara Gandhi

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Input tax credit

Indirect Taxation

answered on 14-Jun-21 11:40

Is it 20% of matched credit or 10% of matched credit?

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Okay thank you!!

Niranjana Ajith

Niranjana Ajith

CA Final

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Integration

Maths & Stats

answered on 11-Jun-21 10:08

Please solve this. Question 23

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The question given is wrong. please correct it from the below answer.If you had understood marks this answer as best answer

Sibi Srinivasan

Sibi Srinivasan

CA Final

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Query

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 11-Jun-21 11:29

How to study paper2 so as to cover pass mark

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noj8Y20mPMw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAMUQYry9f0

Prasanth Kumar

Prasanth Kumar

CA Inter

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Conceptual doubt

Accountancy

answered on 11-Jun-21 20:01

Sir ,I want to know the derivation of the below given statements (1)If profit margin is same , selling price is different then cost per unit cannot be same (2) if Gross profit margin is same , selling price proportion is equal to cost price proportion

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Ok sir thank you

SREEABITHA SENTHILKUMAR

SREEABITHA SENTHILKUMAR

CA Inter

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Doubt

Others

answered on 15-Jun-21 09:53

Can CA student write CA(bar) after his/her name who is doing articleship? Legally correct?

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No. Sections 7 and 24 of the Chartered Accountants Act 1949 allows a member (of the ICAI) only to use the designation of CA along with his/her name.

sameer fahad

sameer fahad

CA Final

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doubt

Costing

answered on 12-Jun-21 07:00

why fixed cost is period cost in marginal costing but in absorption costing fixed cost is product cost

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Marginal costing - fixed overheads are charged in total to the profit and loss account. Contribution is a pool of amount from which total fixed costs will be deducted to arrive at the profit or loss. Absorption costing - fixed overheads are absorbed and included in the valuation of inventories which are carried forward (thereby reducing cost of sales) to the next accounting period instead of being written off in the current accounting period (as a period cost, as in marginal costing).

Chandramouli A

Chandramouli A

CA Inter

720

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Departmental accounts

Accountancy

answered on 11-Jun-21 18:21

In this book back question from study material, why do we credit the stock reserve of opening stock in general profit and loss account? What does that have to do with FIFO method?

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That makes sense. Thank you sir.

Mayilvizhi Maan

Mayilvizhi Maan

CA Inter

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Time value of money

Maths & Stats

answered on 10-Jun-21 20:04

Can any one solve this sum and give clear explanation ?

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Populate the values in future value of annuity formula

Aakash Raavi

Aakash Raavi

CMA Inter

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Time value of money

Maths & Stats

answered on 10-Jun-21 20:03

Can any one solve this sum with clear explanation ?

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Find the present value of annuity and compare with the cost

Aakash Raavi

Aakash Raavi

CMA Inter

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623